I'm Not Confused

I'm Not Confused

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16-year-old Shay has known since she was 11 that she wasn't what was considered "normal" and she constantly has flashbacks of her first crush, expect this was different, it was on a girl. This is a story about a girl facing the problems of coming out as bisexual to close friends and family and facing the daily struggles and consequences of that decision. Her parents aren't the most supportive and at first her best friend thinks she's joking. I hope for this story to inspire others going through the same problems and know that there are people out there who can help. If anyone ever needs to talk, comment your kik and I promise I will message you. Hope you enjoy and please excuse grammar, punctuation, spelling, etc. @unbrokenpvris // Ally Davies x
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"Just wondering, Shoemaker. Are you going to tell your parents? Or should I?" When I was little, I was terribly afraid of heights. One day, in a bleak attempt to rid me of this, my father climbed onto the roof of our one story house with me on his back. I may have been hyperventilating, but otherwise I was doing well- until my foot slid across the shingles. It was only a foot or two that I moved, but my heart stopped. Right now, I feel like I've slid ten feet down the roof of my house on a bitterly cold day. "Because, last I remember, aren't they kind of conservative?" he continues. August is a 16-year-old closeted bisexual girl. When a girl moves in next door, her calm life is slightly shaken, and then turned upside down. Because she isn't just any girl next door: Emily is a gorgeous, red-haired, baseball-playing, fully out-and-proud lesbian. When the two girls grow close, things begin to change in their small town. ***Cover made by Emmy07*** (FICTION) (ROMANCE) (HUMOR) (GIRLxGIRL) (GIRLxBOY) (C) 2012 S.W. Stromberg. All Rights Reserved.

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